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The baby cries very loudly for everyone to hear (object)
for everyone to hear
The baby cries very loudly for everyone to hear (Verb)
Cries very loudly
The baby cries very loudly for everyone to hear (subject)
The baby
What is an object?
Person or thing affected by the action
What is a verb?
an action
What is a subject?
Person or thing that does an action
Change (angry) to a powerful verb ( I was angry with my sister)
I was furious with my sister
She looked at me (sadly/sad) when I told her the bad news.
sadly
Change quickly to a poweful verb ( I ran across the field)
I dashed across the field
What is a powerful verb ?
to shorten a word and make it more interesting
He looked at me ( angry/ angrily) when I interrupted him.
angrily
what is an adverb?
helps describe the verb
Which is a command verb ( Pull this desk out, I will help carry you, My dog is cold)
Pull this desk out
My brother is hungry so I ( ) buy him something to eat.
will
My stomach really hurts I think I ( ) be sick.
am going to
My sister and I planned to watch a movie, later this evening we ( ) the theater.
are going to
Later I ( ) to school.
will be going
We planned for a trip around the world and we ( ) to the airport later.
are going to
He was so naughty all morning so I ( ) give him a slap.
am going to
When do you use "Future Continuous Tense"
talking about something far in the future, happens in the future for a long time
What is the formula for future tense continuous
will + be+ verb+ ing
We just ran out of milk, I ( ) buy some
will
When do you use "will"
decision made now/ not sure of decision
when do you use "going to"
prior plan/decision
Choose the command verb (Hey stop right there!/ He walks slowly/ She makes coffee)
Hey stop right there!
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